It wasn’t before because I forgot to clear it from last time. But now it is!

I’ll definitely consider her for the third batch, since I already have the second batch picked out.

I hope you plan to audition this time. Promise everything will be different haha!

DYLIN HARTMAN is new/returning to Ocean Avenue, twenty years old, and this role is OPEN.

» Tell us a little bit about yourself.

“Hi, hello I’m Dylin - Dylin Hartman. Pronounced just like Dylan, so don’t try any funny business. Some people call me Dil Pickles. Like the baby off or Rugrats. Actually they don’t, but I wish they did. I’m not that hard to figure out. I like things and I hate things just like any other human being. I don’t talk about myself much. Mostly because most people don’t really care, they’re just nosy as hell. I’m a musician. A struggling one. I mostly play guitar, sometimes I’ll sing. It really depends in the mood I’m in. I like to go on runs, and work out. It’s a great way to relieve stress  Other than that I’m always taking shots on the kitchen - trying to get my roomie to join in. I guess you could say I’m a bit of a drinker. But I’m not addicted - heavens no. You just gotta adapt to keep up with everyone else around here. I mean can you imagine being the first person drunk at an all-nighter?”

» What’s life like in Ocean Avenue?

“Fucking wicked. I never have as much fun anywhere else than I do here. Maybe it’s due to the fact that I have my best friend with me but other than that I just find myself in the weirdest fucking situations. I love it. If I could I’d stay here forever, not gonna lie.”

» What made you want to come back?

“Like I said, I fucking love it here. Even though this place holds a shit load of bad memories it also holds some good ones. And I know if I came back I could replace all the bad memories with new, good ones.”

» What is your biggest regret?

“Not beating the shit out of Liberty Chapman. Yeah, that’s a no brainer. I mean everyone else told me too, but I was too heartbroken. After all, she had just gotten in the way of a long ass relationship. Although I guess it’s not completely her fault. It takes two to fuck. It’s just as much her fault as it is Wes’. But she could’ve kept away from him. Oh well, it’s all in the past. I don’t fucking care anymore. Though I won’t lie. If she ever so tries to talk to me I wont hesitate in scaring the shit out of her pathetic ass. I won’t put my hands on her though, I’d rather stay out of jail, you know? But she deserves an ass-whooping and everyone knows that.”

GIANNA SINCLAIR is new/returning to Ocean Avenue, twenty-one years old, and this role is OPEN.

» Tell us a little bit about yourself.

“Hola, my name’s Gianna which I’m sure you already knew but there’s no harm in reminding you. Whatever you’ve heard about me is probably true, if it’s not then it’ll probably be true eventually. I’m a girl who loves sex, and if that’s an issue then go ahead and sue me. I look good in orange anyway— then again, I look good in anything. I have a huge ego, yeah, but a little confidence can go a long way. Other than my lustful adventures, I’m actually smart as hell. I’m sure a lot of people would doubt that, but what the fuck ever, laugh and point all you want. I got a 2100 on the SAT’s, so who’s laughing now? Anyway, I was raised in Texas but I’m definitely no southern belle. I eventually moved to Miami with my dad, and that basically molded me into who I am today. I don’t take no shit from no one. I was probably one of the most hardass girls on the cheerleading team. I was definitely no preppy chick, and I was no nerd either. I was book-smart as much as I was street-smart, and I still am. People need to recognize what they’re dealing with when it comes to me. I’m more than what they think I am.”

» What made you want to come to Ocean Avenue?

“The parties and the people, duh. It’s my kind of place, and hey, I’m not bragging or anything but I think I can easily become the queen of anything around here. I just have to associate with the right people, and I’ll be right on top where I belong. In more places than just the bedroom, though. Nobody better underestimate me, because I’ll run this town. You’ll see.”

» How are you liking it so far?

“Loving it, actually. The boys have been very welcoming, if you know what I mean. The beach is amazing, everything is phenomenal. A lot better than I imagined it to be, so I have absolutely no complaints. Well, except for this one girl. She bugs the shit out of me. Astoria something. She’s really just… ugh. One of those type of people that you look at and you’re just like, why are you alive? Yeah, that would be her. I don’t know why, she just really bothers me.”

» What is your biggest regret?

“Live life with little to no regrets, that would be what I live by. So no, I don’t have anything that I feel bad about that I’ve done. Everything I do, and everything that has happened because of it is for a reason, and who am I to wish it went any other way than it did? Just leave it be and let it be. No further discussion necessary.”

ASTORIA LAUGHLIN is new/returning to Ocean Avenue, twenty-two years old, and this role is OPEN.

» Tell us a little bit about yourself.

“Afternoon, I’m Astoria, but people just call me Tori. They say it’s a lot easier or something. I’m not all that interesting, some people even go as far as to say I’m boring. I just feel as though I was born in the wrong time. I belong in the 70’s, I mean just look at my name. Doesn’t that scream hippie love-child or something? I like to sit at home and watch documentaries, read a good book, or listen to my vinyls. I always get invited to go to some wild party or something but I feel as though I’d never be able to keep up with everyone so I just stay at home. I mean what’s the point of going out and making a fool of myself? Yeah I know it’s good to try new things but I’d rather not. I’m not saying I’m not open to make new friends because I am - I just don’t want to be that girl that gets too drunk and shows everyone her lady bits.”

» What made you want to come to Ocean Avenue?

“Like the majority of the newbies around here, I heard about Ocean Avenue from someone else. For some reason people talk about how they’ve fallen in love with this place, and being the curious person I am - well I decided to check it out for myself.”

» How are you liking it so far?

“So far so good. I mean it’s pretty relaxing to read a nice book out on the balcony of the house I’m staying it. Instead of the usual cars honking and train tracks I’m used to hearing, I now fall asleep to the sound of crashing waves. The people around here are welcoming as well, something I definitely did not expect.”

» What is your biggest regret?

“Moving away from my mother in her time of need. She was on her death bed, refusing to undergo anymore treatment for her Cancer, she told me and my sister that it was her time. Instead of staying back with my family I booked the first flight to the opposite side of the country. I couldn’t handle seeing my mom so weak, so broken. But now I know that I shouldn’t have left. That’s single-handedly the shittiest thing I’ve ever done in my life. If I could, I’d take it all back. I’d stay with her and hold her hand. Maybe I’d tell her that we were going to be okay even though we weren’t.”

MARGOUX CAMPBELL is new/returning to Ocean Avenue, twenty-one years old, and this role is OPEN.

» Tell us a little bit about yourself.

“Alright, I’m Margoux Campbell, but please, call me Margie. I’m not really anything beyond average, I’m kind of boring. I think the wildest thing I’ve ever done is dip-dying my hair and getting a bunch of tattoos when I was drunk. Okay, that’s a lie, I’ve done crazier shit. But that’s all you’re getting out of me. I grew up in Iowa— yeah, that’s one of the fifty states of America. Most people forget about its existence, much like how they forget about mine. Um, I’m really into music, I’ve been performing at state fairs since I was four but that’s not really that interesting. Besides, I don’t do that anymore. What can I tell you that’ll make me seem less dull? Oh, my friends like to say I’m far too energetic for my own good, and it’s half-true. I’ll admit, I am pretty hyper most of the time. I drink when I can, explore my options whenever I have ‘em, and I do my best to keep a smile on my face no matter what obstacle comes my way. I’ve been known to have a bit of an attitude from time to time, and I can get pretty moody. I don’t think there’s one single way to describe me, I’m pretty much all over the place. Hm, I’ve always been an overthinker, and no matter how hard I try to stay away from causing distress, I end up fucking up anyway. That’s just who I am, unfortunately.”

» What’s life like in Ocean Avenue?

“Radical. Oh gosh, I can’t believe I just said that. But everything’s always so laid-back and the lifestyle here is surprisingly simplistic. Yeah, our parties may get a little out of hand, but let’s face it. There’s nowhere quite like Ocean Avenue. It’s my favorite place to make memories, meet new people and have a great time. I won’t lie, it’s responsible for introducing me to a definite darker side of life I never imagined possible. But I won’t get too into detail on that. It’s great nevertheless, whether I’m here or not. It’ll always be the place that holds some of my best memories and all that sappy crap.”

» What made you want to come back?

“The sheer essence of the place, and the fact that the last time I left, it was on completely bad terms. Um, you see, what had happened was… I sort of cheated on this guy. You may know who he is. Noah Budetti? Yeah, I got involved with him and then a month into the relationship I sort of, started some kind of an affair with this dude I honestly don’t even remember the name of. It was a drunken hook-up that spiraled out of control. It was a terrible mistake, and I just want to make it up to Noah somehow. If he could ever find the will to forgive me. I doubt it, but I won’t know unless I try, right?”

» What is your biggest regret?

“Cheating on Noah is probably my biggest regret— considering we were still in the wake of our relationship. I don’t know what that could’ve become, and since I screwed it up, I’ll never get the chance to see what could’ve been. I know how cheesy that sounds but he’s always gonna be  that person who’ll make me wonder, and I’m always, and I mean always, gonna be sorry. I haven’t been dealing with it in the smartest of ways, you know, a lot of people have tormented me over that choice I made. Some actually have the nerve to call me easy now, but I’m far from it. So fuck them— not literally. I never would. I’m so passed that stage.”